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Allow applying custom themes. #63
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Seems like a sensible approach to apply the |
If the new behavior is well documented, I think it is a feasable approach. |
Also one option to use @uifabric/merge-styles and merge the loaded styles into the defaults (e.g. the current ones). With this approach, at least, the customisation starts from a sane state. |
I had problems overriding defaults, even if I use |
Ok! Lets leave the user in full control for now. If there is demand to do the merge, it can be done later with merge-styles |
It would be great if this extension would allow applying custom themes as suggested in this post. My aim is to have a similar appearance in vscode like the graph I created in the online editor.
If I understand these lines correctly, the configuration is loaded but unfortunately the fields "theme" and "themeCSS" are overriden. To keep flexibility I would like to suggest to only override these settings if they are not present in the previously loaded config.
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